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“Genocide in Gaza becomes the sounds of the unforgiving sky above.”
“Joudah sits with a single letter—“G”—that lingers on the tongue in the moment before utterance.”
“The “Exhibit” thus speaks in the language of Nakba—of genocide as it ensues, all over, and again.”
““Beginnings” are multiple, and as Joudah tells us, they are inevitably Palestinian.”
“Labīd—at the beginning of our Arabic poetic heritage—reminds us that time, still, is always at hand.”
“We remember 2021, the year of the “Unity Intifada” met with Israel’s undying attempts to erase Gaza, Palestine.”
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“The Arabic “alif,” if transliterated into English cannot—will not—engage with the wanton destruction.”
“We do not leave Rawan’s poetry.”
“Israel would later assassinate his youngest brother.”
“The horizon from which the sun should rise burns up as it reaches Hussein and Joudah from Gaza 2014, Gaza 2021, Gaza 2026.”
“Rubble and snipers.”
“Salaam would go on to have a baby girl.”
“Exhibit G Fady Joudah Gaza Palestine poetry Bilal Urick N.”
“The unmade ruins of the future arrive in “would be / Buried”, once the simplest dignity, now a distant wish itself.”
“This tongue spits noise audible only to those forced into the world’s cruelest habits: The drones overhead, the white noise of genocide (19).”
“Bilal’s words have previously appeared in Fikra and Palestine Square , among others.”
“Israel’s bombs consume the nineteen-year-old boy, breathing his own skin as it burns with his bed.”
“The image of the unforgettable to you.”
“Exhibit G continues Joudah’s poetic meditation on language and time, the basic structural forces of life, stripped of stability under genocide.”
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“Joudah marks the time of genocide and the genocide of time through language in which ruins arrive first.”